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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
4
Nell Gwyn lived from 1650 to 1687 and appeared on the stage during her public career. The text notes her first public appearances and references a linguistic note on “Goodbys” as a contraction of Go be with you.
Dr. Royal Copeland advises recent graduates to keep up systematic physical activity, noting rosy cheeks often fade after school due to neglect of regular exercise. He emphasizes a healthy mind in a healthy body as a fundamental goal of education and warns against abandoning fitness after graduation.
In a reflection on family life and labor, a mother bears extra work during vacations while fathers loaf or relax. The piece urges giving mothers a true break at home, free from fault finding and constant demands, noting the need for rest amid the simple life illusion.
A collage of humorous observations and social quips on egotism and manners. It notes vanity hindering progress, jokes about queens and romances, a mock duel by Newark women, and a quip about weather and monkey glands.
The column describes hot weather in the Hocking Valley with talk of picnics motor trips and vacations to Atlantic City Buckeye Lake Detroit and Niagara Falls. It notes shifts from winter to summer activities and a few local events including a county fair gathering and the Blackwood family dinner. It ends with light Q and A items about insurance quinine drainage Halifax disaster dogs and citizenship.
Washington July 8 the select committee of the Presidents Conference on Unemployment prepares a report on business cycles seeking ways to equalize boom and bust. They propose countercyclical public works and private reserve funds to employ workers during downturns and curb profligate spending in booms. The committee includes Owen D Young chairman Clarence Woolley Joseph Defrees Mathew Woll Mary Van Kreeck and Edward Eyre Hunt with Dr Wesley Mitchell assisting.
A short verse from Smith presents Maude and her beau Claude in a small town vignette. The piece highlights Smith’s recent submissions and notes his growing presence as a writer.
The Athens Messenger describes a Readers Information Bureau by Frederic J. Haskin offering to answer questions. It states the bureau cannot give legal medical or financial advice and will not handle domestic matters or in depth research. Send question with full name address and two stamps for return postage.
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